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Seminar · Hong Kong

Learn AI. Then use it.

A seminar for your firm. Your people learn what AI can do for their work today, try it on real tasks, and leave with a plan to start using it.

A man standing beside a midas machine on a desk in a Hong Kong office, colleagues working behind him

The seminar

Half a day, in four parts.

We bring the tools. You bring the work.

01 · What AI can do today 02 · Your own work, live 03 · Hands on 04 · A plan for Monday

01

What AI can do today

And what it can’t. Plain language, real examples, no hype.

02

Your own work, live

Bring three tasks your people did by hand last week. We run them in the room.

03

Hands on

Everyone tries it themselves — with someone beside them the first time.

04

A plan for Monday

Which tasks to hand over first, what always stays with a person, and who does what.

Who it’s for

Your team, not your IT department.

Partners, recruiters, lawyers, accountants, office managers — anyone whose week has too much repeating in it. No technical background needed.

Three people in an office gathered round a midas machine, one pointing at its screen
Bring the people who will use it.

In the room

All three products, tried by hand.

mınıons

For the little things — plans, emails, appointments. Each person sets up their own.

About minions →

mıdas

For the firm’s work — the tasks that repeat, run on a machine you own.

About midas →

round1

For hiring — first-round interviews, scored the way you would.

About round1 →

½ day

One morning or one afternoon

12

People per seminar, ideally

0 slides

Real tasks, real tools

What you leave with

People who use it.

  • 01 A short list of tasks to hand over first.
  • 02 Each person set up and started on one of them.
  • 03 A record of what was tried, and what worked.
  • 04 A way to reach us when a question comes up.

Book it

Book a seminar.

Tell us about your team and what they do. We’ll reply by email with dates — or write to hello@h.work.

Your request goes to hello@h.work. We reply by email.

Start with your people.

The best AI plan is the one your team actually uses.